BEST SNOW BLOWERS 2021 - TOP 10 SNOW BLOWER 2021

Hello everyone, in today's video we share with the top 10 best snow blowers that you can buy for the money in 2021 for snow.

TOP 10: Best Snow Blowers 2021 | LIST:

10. Greenworks 20-Inch 13 Amp Corded Snow Thrower

9. WEN 5662 Snow Blaster 18-Inch 13.5-Amp Electric Snow Thrower

8. Snow Joe Ultra SJ623E 18-Inch 15-Amp Electric Snow Thrower with Light

7. Toro 38381 18-Inch 15 Amp Electric 1800 Power Curve Snow Blower

6. Troy-Bilt Storm 3090 357cc Electric Start 30-Inch Two-Stage Gas Snow Thrower

5. Briggs & Stratton 1022ER Single Stage Snowthrower Snow Thrower

4. Poulan PRO 24-Inch Two-Stage Electric-Start Snow Thrower

3. Ariens Deluxe 28 in. 2-Stage Electric Start Gas Snow Blower with Auto-Turn Steering

2. Craftsman 208cc Electric Start Two Stage Gas Powered Snow Blower with 26-Inch Clearing Width

1. Troy-Bilt Arctic Storm 30XP 357cc Electric Start 30-Inch Two-Stage Gas Snow Thrower

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■■■ Links to all the top snow blowers shown in this video ■■■

10. Greenworks 20-Inch 13 Amp Corded Snow Thrower

9. WEN 5662 Snow Blaster 18-Inch 13.5-Amp Electric Snow Thrower

8. Snow Joe Ultra SJ623E 18-Inch 15-Amp Electric Snow Thrower with Light

7. Toro 38381 18-Inch 15 Amp Electric 1800 Power Curve Snow Blower

6. Troy-Bilt Storm 3090 357cc Electric Start 30-Inch Two-Stage Gas Snow Thrower

5. Briggs & Stratton 1022ER Single Stage Snowthrower Snow Thrower

4. Poulan PRO 24-Inch Two-Stage Electric-Start Snow Thrower

3. Ariens Deluxe 28 in. 2-Stage Electric Start Gas Snow Blower with Auto-Turn Steering

2. Craftsman 208cc Electric Start Two Stage Gas Powered Snow Blower with 26-Inch Clearing Width

1. Troy-Bilt Arctic Storm 30XP 357cc Electric Start 30-Inch Two-Stage Gas Snow Thrower


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[albruce]

You can’t judge the best snow blower until it has been used for at least 3 to 4 years . Then you can tell if you purchased the best. A fancy paint job and decals won’t get it done when you have inches of snow on your drive

[gordoncanton]

Trust me guys - There’s absolutely nothing worse than dragging’ a cord behind you while blowing snow. Gas powered here in Northern MN

[garygeorge]

What about all the other makes?? Including Honda and Yamaha tracked version. Superior in every details

[spartanj]

I wouldn't have any blower other than my Yamaha!!

[cbc]

Hard to believe Honda didn’t make it in to the top 10.

[Ahw]

I have the number 3, ariens deluxe 28. They remove snow just fine (live in MN and have handled up to 16 inches easy, higher it takes awhile). Problem I have had with it is the cheap gas cap has cracked causing gas to slowly evaporate between using it. Other problem is the choke broke off once which caused a hole in the actual gas tank and I had to have that repaired, luckily it was under warranty. It starts fine with pull string and the electric easy start. Just cheap plastic nobs on it, that is the only issue I have had.

[Okanagan]

Canadian Tire is selling a nice unit. It's called Certified, all steel construction and good engine. Generally under 800 bucks.

[allrock]

If you omit reviewing certain brands like the whole Honda line (cough) then for larger 2 stage machines Poulan, Troy built,  Toro,, and Ariens , ,  snow joe's "2 stage" battery powered machine is quite interesting odd ball as well

[tcrwild]

Troy built is nothing but a mtd maybe an ok unit, but far from the best imo, and they using cheep Chinese engines same as ariens, not a word mentioned of Honda or simplicity two of the best besides toro of course, but Honda has proven time and time again it owns the 2 stage world they have the best reviews of any brand and there performance and durability outshines any other brand in real snow conditions heavy wet slop

[Peter-pvxx]

I'll stick with gas, my toro 3650 can handle practically anything, it's especially good on heavy wet and slushy snow, which is all we've had so far where I live and it cleans right down to the pavement, I also have two two stage machines a Toro 421 which despite it's size is unbelievably powerful, and an old ariens from the early seventies for anything two feet and over, the last thing I want to mess with is an extension cord, for years I had an electric lawnmower which wasn't bad but when I got my first gas mower that was the end of electric for me, plus I like to help my neighbors out which is impossible with these toy electric ones and they're not cheap either.

[papabits]

Fucken plastic chutes cheap stamped housings, try moving those cables in -40

[GPrailfan]

The Cub Cadet 3X puts all these to shame.

[garybonacci]

With the first four blowers on the list, I couldn't hear the operators cursing about the electrical cord being in the way because there was stupid music playing. As far as the TroyBilt, it has 6 forward speeds. The video would've been much more interesting to watch the operator using any speed above #1. Are all 6 speeds useable for the average human being? Next, a "Single Stage" snow thrower debuts within the top Five? Where do you live? In TOP four position, the Poulan Pro may be a respectable unit. In the number three position, the Ariens looks good until you read reviews about the "auto-turn steering" system constantly malfunctioning, causing the operator to fight to maneuver the machine. I don't know what is so special about the gearbox on the Ariens, I've had an MTD for 19 years with no problems from the gearbox. In number two position, the Craftsman? Where do you go for service on a craftsman? I believe Craftsman is currently put together from a combination of parts from other manufacturers. The name is riding on a reputation and that's likely all they're riding on. TroyBilt in the number one position brags about letting you "freewheel in a neutral position"; this is not unique or exclusive to Troybilt. TroyBilt says, "our chutes are made out of high impact, polypropylene polymer". That sounds impressive. However, this chute is not unique or exclusive to TroyBilt; the same chute is used on many different brands of snow blowers. You can recognize this "high impact, polypropylene polymer" chute when you see it and it is available on Amazon for the several different manufacturers it's routinely used on. This chute is used as OEM equipment for many brands other than TroyBilt. Who are these "Product Reviewers" that made this video?

[Sojourning_]

I have that blue snow blower, it ant that great, Ok powder, wet, deep sludgy snow doesn't work.

[garybonacci]

With
the first four blowers on the list, I couldn't hear the operators
cursing about the electrical cord being in the way because there was
stupid music playing. As far as the TroyBilt, it has 6 forward
speeds. The video would've been much more interesting to watch the
operator using any speed above #1. Are all 6 speeds useable for the
average human being? Next, a "Single Stage" snow thrower
debuts within the top Five? Where do you live? In TOP four position,
the Poulan Pro may be a respectable unit. In the number three
position, the Ariens looks good until you read reviews about the
"auto-turn steering" system constantly malfunctioning,
causing the operator to fight to maneuver the machine. I don't know
what is so special about the gearbox on the Ariens, I've had an MTD
for 19 years with no problems from the gearbox. In number two
position, the Craftsman? Where do you go for service on a craftsman?
I believe Craftsman is currently put together from a combination of
parts from other manufacturers. The name is riding on a reputation
and that's likely all they're riding on. TroyBilt
in
the number one position brags about letting you "freewheel in a
neutral position"; this is not unique or exclusive to Troybilt.
TroyBilt
says,
"our chutes are made out of high impact, polypropylene polymer".
That sounds impressive. However, this chute is not unique or
exclusive to TroyBilt; the same chute is used on many different
brands of snow blowers. You can recognize this "high impact,
polypropylene polymer" chute when you see it and it is available
on Amazon for the several different manufacturers it's routinely used
on. This chute is used as OEM equipment for many brands other than
TroyBilt. Who are these "Product Reviewers" that made this
video?

[garybonacci]

With the first four blowers on the list, I couldn't hear the operators cursing about the electrical cord being in the way because there was stupid music playing. As far as the TroyBilt, it has 6 forward speeds. The video would've been much more interesting to watch the operator using any speed above #1. Are all 6 speeds useable for the average human being? Next, a "Single Stage" snow thrower debuts within the top Five? Where do you live? In TOP four position, the Poulan Pro may be a respectable unit. In the number three position, the Ariens looks good until you read reviews about the "auto-turn steering" system constantly malfunctioning, causing the operator to fight to maneuver the machine. I don't know what is so special about the gearbox on the Ariens, I've had an MTD for 19 years with no problems from the gearbox. In number two position, the Craftsman? Where do you go for service on a craftsman? I believe Craftsman is currently put together from a combination of parts from other manufacturers. The name is riding on a reputation and that's likely all they're riding on. TroyBilt in the number one position brags about letting you "freewheel in a neutral position"; this is not unique or exclusive to Troybilt. TroyBilt says, "our chutes are made out of high impact, polypropylene polymer". That sounds impressive. However, this chute is not unique or exclusive to TroyBilt; the same chute is used on many different brands of snow blowers. You can recognize this "high impact, polypropylene polymer" chute when you see it and it is available on Amazon for the several different manufacturers it's routinely used on. This chute is used as OEM equipment for many brands other than TroyBilt. Who are these "Product Reviewers" that made this video?

[garybonacci]

With the first four blowers on the list, I couldn't hear the operators cursing about the electrical cord being in the way because there was stupid music playing. As far as the TroyBilt, it has 6 forward speeds. The video would've been much more interesting to watch the operator using any speed above #1. Are all 6 speeds useable for the average human being? Next, a "Single Stage" snow thrower debuts within the top Five? Where do you live? In TOP four position, the Poulan Pro may be a respectable unit. In the number three position, the Ariens looks good until you read reviews about the "auto-turn steering" system constantly malfunctioning, causing the operator to fight to maneuver the machine. I don't know what is so special about the gearbox on the Ariens, I've had an MTD for 19 years with no problems from the gearbox. In number two position, the Craftsman? Where do you go for service on a craftsman? I believe Craftsman is currently put together from a combination of parts from other manufacturers. The name is riding on a reputation and that's likely all they're riding on. TroyBilt in the number one position brags about letting you "freewheel in a neutral position"; this is not unique or exclusive to Troybilt. TroyBilt says, "our chutes are made out of high impact, polypropylene polymer". That sounds impressive. However, this chute is not unique or exclusive to TroyBilt; the same chute is used on many different brands of snow blowers. You can recognize this "high impact, polypropylene polymer" chute when you see it and it is available on Amazon for the several different manufacturers it's routinely used on. This chute is used as OEM equipment for many brands other than TroyBilt. Who are these "Product Reviewers" that made this video?